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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Chesapeakc and ohio Route.

-
::E... Mail. ss.vSs .r... A IS y rs
RIPLEY Ac., $50 pm :Ripiss Xc. $40 a. m
NJ Mail and express trains run solid between
memphis and Louisville, Pullman buffet
eePer runs on mail and slsegins and re-
QUICKEST time cSos sup''i iss , once sG Sn
der Peabody Hotel.
Kansas City, Memphis and Biruing.
ham.
Leaves Arrives
Fast Mail. 400 m East Mail. e. 10 10 a. m
'Accomm'n $50 am TAccomm n 1850 ]. IN
Aississtppt aud Tennessee
~, 9, Mail. 80 p.$ N. o, Mail. s'se ' s.%
'sardis Ac." $3.50 pm "Sardis Ac,.. sos a m
~ Mail trains will not stop st whitehaven.
Horn Lake. Nesbit, Loves or dag stations.
Mississippi valley Route IT,, N. q.
at. K. RI
N. o. F... Leaves ~ O. r.., Arrives
IN. o, EI... s'JOs.m IN. o. RH =. Sis pm
Louisville and Nashville.
Pas, % p.$ .F.., Mail. SIS ','S %
'st.IouisEI 500 ,, m .st . ss% nm
STANDARD ums,
Gulf Route (Rausas CITY. sprtug.
Held and Msmphisl,
& Vii. Cd: Il K 6 Nall Ss ii: E' e
est. Louis a est. Louls A
CHICO tx 500 .. IN CHICO Ex s,l a. m
Leave Mississippi and Tennessee depot.
Memphis and Charleston
Leaves Arrives
Lhr,eh Ell go Pm sTh,'gh FL. 6.l0 a. IN
mail a M. $3.50 am Mail 4 EI. o. D. IN
Bonneville tSomoryiIle
Ac. .......... $3.50 pm Ac.....',''.. s,0a.m
Memphis and Lille Rock.
Leaves Arrives
Ihr Pe.ll 80 p.m SThr'h Pas. $50 y. IN
.nhr'h Pas b:lO am eIhr'h Pas e;l5 . IN
sFr'E't(frnm Freight lat
Hopeheldl 100 Am Hope6oldl $50 y. m
Central stan dard time.
Nork-e Daily. I Ex,ept SUNDAY.
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MILES Ann UoRsxx

MuLEs-ogle,i II 20 ii[ hand, biFh, o.
bI hard. hish. Sl1Ssil0s iSL 10 II hands
hiFh. SIS @1p, Ihs. chisf demand 10 Tor
mules from Az 70 Is hands hisI
HORsES-Pairi dives, tiIsai65i heavy
draft, u ltalNl saddle, u 25si75. oItra
saddle, tliJfdji plugs, tiiaS.
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HOUSEHOLDS sUppLIss.


APPLES Buying, loose, Tscal 25t sail.
ins, u yOs2 rer barrel dried apples, 90 pe,
pound hon tore. Dried peaches. % FROM
store
VEgErABLgs-onlon,. q 50 from ,,or.
Cabbage, Northern, ~ 10 re- crate. Kraut,
barrels,bl half barrels, o.. 0Arlic, 81 psr
FRUIT Orsnses-nons In the market.
Lemons, ttat 10 per Dor, light SUPPLY.
BANANAS, 81 SOFA 80 per bunch.
NUfn-yeacoanuts " per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, 6oi Tsnnessse tarmers' stock, "a
toi roaitsi, 2,fc hisheri thelisd, 100. Pc.
cans-1erl', 5linc.
c! RsIslss.LendOn layers. ST. iaysu.n7Si
PICKLErI n Jars. Pint. sse quart'.s 90,
rolf, ~ 5QsTi half barrels, 81 mixed, bar.
rels, go mixed, haif barrels, d.
E0g,-Wssk gal0c.
POTATOkS-Duit, buying, o. rs 10 a,
loo,e, lelliss, $50 per barrel.
CIDER-Nev York, o. per barrel and
~ 80 per half barrel.
D. 21i No. 2, u T5l No. s. =, lob lit, No. /,
ni No 2, Sc, No. 3, SO. Dry behring's.
family, 81 PER Dor.
yNkgAkZioslSe per gallon.
CANDLEs-Ruil weight. glsac.
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RIvsss AsD wEArH.s.

ovror StesAL 3Ehvfos, u. g. Al
hnsrHis. July II, Pm.
Tho following ob.ervstions ava ,stf n
at all stations named 81 TSe meridian time,
which IL one hop later than Memphis timei
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nInTS Am rAIIow.

HIDE5-Dry hint, No. I, il<c; No. 2,
Ike, dry taltsd, l0ai2oi Fresn salied. No.
I, 7ke, No. 2, Cot green besic. Sheep fkins,
ibctsi. Bes,uar. 9lc. tallow. 8s8lo.
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Tennes 90 Midland Railway.
Notice 60 Contractor.
Health IN wesI'b-O'. Bessregs rd's
Toaie s.d s~rs me, the Great
Irsueh specific

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN all Ia stages.
~ mental and thysieal dspfsssion. spef-
mA,orihsa, hYpnchund u, siefiliy, neurAl-
fia, hystfia, trcfpstiiy iuf tiuiy OF buti-
ness, pAfalytit, IN .Utffce. epi ePsy, loss OF
memory. soiisnini II IN tfaii, and al dlas
eases - the neryaus system uay Be 70 dt.
eallJ cured In other sst ~ 90 use u nj
unofeH lied pfepafat ons 10 " mater ~
supreme impu tance 10 use htrrtfrA
treatment ~ tie sue " the les u nerve
power, tbd DE- Desufesard's Iollc and
kefyine, affef mhnr YEAR utal IN Lufopss
has proved infslib's N taken according 10
directions, Watch are alhked 10 each bottle.
One bon equal 10 ous months ceftwsntI
viii cure recent cases. Price, ~. 90 BOZ.
paid on fseelrt Of priee. We svfta ltss nn
borss 70 cure sny case. with ca order re-
csivsd BY us for hs boke ~ lil ssad ox
,s,m..t aass ss, .s.,t esr.. A. ksns
ss.s.. TN II ssi As s.ls ~. SsssSs. isss.
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TOBACCO Common. 25sBe ,o,hsr Grades.
sEUPF.gar,tt'I, to 50, Rslph's. 60 % [,
RAILROAD. vi %.
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The visible supply a. announced proved .
which, though less than was erpesteS' "a,
sSiii enough to hid values re. dy and arm.
free about Offering wheat, and prices grad.
uslly sa,ed back to 72Js@7Sc, where the
market closed, Corn was only modera,eIy
active. but q fair volume OF trade WAS r.,
ppoIte1. Esrly IN the day there was fair
marsss IRON IRON me iecM shorts" and the
,sher than the closing figures of Satufd v.
Alter huctuating for some time, thi, adj
vance was lost and the market closed about
1fclowet than on Saturday. August sold Al
SS,so az the openin 9 and 361sS]4c at the close.
tween 25Jsg25ho Cash quotations were a,
follows: Flour In better demand; prices
remsin unchanged. No. 2 spring what.
7lzsgI2c; No. ; spring wheat, $50; No. .
rsd' a14ci No; 2oorn, SISc; No. 2 oats. 2I1c;
The leading futures ranged |. follow:
wheat. No. z.July opened at .7lt.c. highest
u,sc, lowest 7l@sc, closing vt 1880; August
opened at 7S1sc, hlshest 1910. lowest nv
s'Ss; closing at 1yse7Sci Septem ser oper cd
s,o. ;;pyss's9e; 1sslghes, 55hc, lowest 7i.c.
highest, 1850, lowest 761sc. closing at 76S,c.
S.9' no. 2-July opened at 25Ikc, highest
Sotsc, lowest 3osssc, closing at sbsSc; Aneust
opened at SlSc, h. CHEST S6,sc, lowest S6i{c,
highest Sl1sc, lowest SIZE, closing at SHSe;
SStS s1 s UipSnsd At We highest ssc lowest
opened at 21s1c, highest 25SIc, lowest 9Sslc,
ciosing at $50; August opened at 25Hc,
highest 2Sbs. lowest 1870, closing at 2Ss.c;
September opened at 26lsc, highest 26lo,
ioweet pfc, closing at 28lsc. Receipt is
Flour' 400 brls; wheat, 1900 blu; corn,
$1,000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu bar
ley, 6OObu Shipments Flour. Il, 900 brls;
wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 4ts,O0O bu; oats,
g.OOO bu; rye, 600 bu, barley, 700 bu,
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cLRARINgs,



Ne" York and PrineiPsl elite, North and
lnri New Enslsnd ,is6t. Y discsan, buy.
inEi New Orleans Y di,eount buying. par
STOCK CALL BOARD.
The bids. offerings and sales today we're a.
follows
BOnd..-shslby coun,ye., ii2-llo, Piippin
sompfontfe. unstampet, 100 bidg stamped,
~ bid rAIins Dl,trict "a ~, 81. lid /.
JaIins pi.trlol g. ll2s bids Citlisns' City
Go :, ITO bid ss.osic Temple. 100 iois,
yyo,ton ktshanEs BUILDING Co.. lo5N bid;
Soohs.-.Bank Commsros, lD-lS3, Ger.
man Bank, i2q liza. firrt kationai, i6iiI
BID Memphis National, ISIS. M.chahs
70 p llSashei Blln CITY Insufanes
SsapsIss cIy H s,l. is. .Srsss. Co. Co. 3 I'D
vandsrbi : fnsurAneg Co., % bid. Arlinr.
ton lnturanos Co., ~ blit Cotton OH Trusts
@bi Msroh. CIT Ptess aud stor 20, ia
s1sS S PssssT n e Coz q, MI y bli Jane,
Co., i5l,bidi Ngouio smel,. 70 III, Ten.
ne.ee 70 and Iron Co, 81 BID.
Sdlss,-None.
NEW. YORK. J,Iy il.-Non.y on call
sAJ a. IS per cent. last loan .. closed
?netedh Der cent Prime mercantile paper
Gfof % Jss biz, I'D az ei 70. s. dsll
stssdy.
sloek'-Ths stock market vas uru,u.lly
dull thf9usholl he entire a y and the re-.
lnlt OF ne uadtng o. very little Importance.
The uadins retained iis usual pfsfessions al
character, With al almost total lack of fes-
tufe.
dull and M interesting.
Ite total fa,ss Of stocks today were ia.
tS shAfef. Closing sa0tatlonsf
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T0aACCO ann SNIFF

PowpER,Ksn. 81 half kegs, q IS,
garter kegs, a ~.
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81 50a5; Highwines, u 06; rectifed, So over,
Tedistil1ed loo over.
CINCINNATI,0..J July ll-Whisky steady,
sales siS barrels Of finished goods on a basis
ofSi 06.
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THE RIVERS.
sTEAMEhs LEAVING

bEhAmhhS LEAVING
TUESDAY.
Arkansas River. r. L. CoBB, 5p.m.
St. Louis""...--.C'r or PRovipEScE.5 D. m.
Vieksburg"..~".c'r or vIoKsBuRo. 10 u. IN
ct. Francis river. GAYoro, PEN.
WEDNESDAY.
Friars Point."-..-.JAsss Iva. s PIN.
White River."..... ALBERTA No. 8, Bpm.
oscso'a ,."............CoABoHA,6 pm.
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PgIaDs,EUq
Corrgs SEED YRODuCrn

COAL 0lL-Pfims ~hi,s. Wholesale lots.
lOo pei EAlion.
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w. N. HALDEMAS
President OF the Treat LOUISVILLE u
klkR-JOUl1NAL CO., tells vnai
be knows Of
Hintersmith's Chill Cara.

Orriof OF Tan younfnn-JOuHEAL,
". w,.isrs~iiA-Ssi wsive rule / hay.
obserIsd for many years, the value Of youf
remedy prompting ne 10 say, In reply 70
Loar request. what | know Oh your Chi
Cure, The private assurances 81 lu sfioaoy
had, and the GOOD results Of in effects J
had observed on Mr.. X. W. Meredith, Who,
for more than nfteen years. had been fore.
man Of ny once. induced me 70 test Il 10
ny family. The result, have been entirely
satisfactory. The hru case vas Of tive
years standing, In which | believe ever
knowr remedy had been triad With tempo.
rary ulief- the ohilil returning periodically
sad With seemingly increased severity.
Your care broke them II once. and there hn
been no fecurrents OF them o. more thar
nT months. Tbs other csse vas OF a mildef
form. and yislded moro readily 10 othef
remedies! bot the ohills would rslurn al 10
tsryAlf uatll -FOUR medicine vas used, since
which time, nos several months, thsy have
entirely disappeared, From the opportu.
nity have had tojudge, I do not hosiistst
srprss. my belief that Jour Chill Cure I,
valuable -spocihe, and performs all yot
promise >0f-t. Rs,ple,fqllyl
ARTHUR PETER 4 co.. kssas. Louis
vile, ny.
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LIVE STOCK.

H0GS-Choice, 1910.
sHEEP-Choice, $40; medium. 2a2hc.
LAMBS-Goad TO choice, tQti SO.
GRASS CArTLE-Choicl $40; GOOD, Sa
$40; fair to medium, 2'4e214ci scallawass,
lh@lAo.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 1.-THE Drovers'
Journal reports; C.ttle-R,ceipts, 10000
head; shipments, 5000 head; market steady;
feeders, 81 75sS; COWS, bulls and mix "r
81 S92 IS; Texas cattle, 81 1898 IS; Nebraska
half-bseeds. S6 hogs-heceipts, 1000
head; shipments. 5000 head; market strong;
rough and mixed, $Se25; packing and ship,
SSaI IS. sheep-Recs ipt,, 800 head, shin,
msnts. 400; market steady natives, SSai S,,
Western, - 3;9S Isl; Texans, S5aS so,
lambs, 81 50y4 per head.
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WHISKY, wiz Ee, LIQUoRs xrn

summer yellow. ssSs5c;. choice cooking
meal, us So is, Cd cotton seed meal, y.
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PRIME , gs!p p or ~; , :s,,s
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Ss sitiastte; s,x. S Ss!s ss'ssi f::, r.
2. 4 q, en- 49, Ontario 4 Wsst., II.
Pei. ! Hud:, iSsN oregon F;Sn::., 8L.
3d. :s:4 i VI y. w S. .sISs Mr. sSR; ~ ~
Erie. @<.. Panama,
East Tenn, tx. Pittsburs. 1851
| E.Tepn. pfd ,6S. Pullman p q, las.
Fort WAYNE, $50. Reading, b6s<.
M.w. 4 Denver, ~. Rock Island,i2e.
Hannibal a st, Jo- St.L. &S,F.,Ss.
H H:S Ss,JS 81, pfd'- g. LSs;F Pfd; ~,
Houston a T., rs; 9. n. 4 St. p, S6sss
taae::. T. IsSSi.;j Il K l fiSs
kSnsss At TA g. Paul 4 Omaha 50.
Lake E.t: sisl. ;RaS! sss
Lou. 4 NASH SSN' Texas Pacific, @h.
M4 Git pld,-. GnionS Ps Uifs.i SS%'
NJ. d @, seconds. U. 8. Express, as,
Mem. 4 Char; 50. W.,S.L. &P., isx
Mn. s. g. l. t Di3 'i " 4 f.l E. ls r.
LONDON, July IL. The amount Of bullion
gone into the Bank. OF England on balance
today Is f5O,OO0 sterling,
Paris. July ll.-Three per oeut rentcs,
SofgI'sc for the account.
BERLIN. July 1.-THE statement Of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows q decrease
In specie Of 100000 marks.
BANK CLEARINGs.
=. NEW ORLEANS. July u.-Clearings Of
tho banks. sSs5,tis.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, july 1.-THE bank
clcarinss today were $40. 29l 200.
NEW YORK. July l0.-Ths bank cle.rings
today were s72 800; balances, s.. 800, 1863.
ST; LOUIS, MO-, July 1.-THE bank
si42,S22.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 1.-THE bank
clesrlnes today were s2.lS6, 2o7; balances,
$500, 8l8.
BOSTON. MASS, July II. The Bank
clearing today we're slS,O7s. GA; balances,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 1.-The
bank clearings today were ST., $50, 69l; bal.
ances, sl,S66 .29i.
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ENTs AT raE LEvE

Arrivois-r. b. Sims, st. Louis.
Depdrtnres--Ka Adams, Arkansas City
James Lee, Friar Point; coahoma, 0sceoia
I. u. Sims, st. Louis.
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Saturday, July 10, 1857,

within legal hesrs, tho foilovins described
property, situated IN Memphis, Shelby eoun-
~, Tennessee, t0-witf
Lot Of lot , block u. Bat RS addition
fronting n J-l2 81 on east st IieINgaf
street, n0fthtaft corner cAihou ltreet 4 IN
Ward, BY = depth % III. feet
Terms Of sals-On q credita IiHm
note bearing interest from Dc viii u1l
Iiiy, Tsquiredi lien retained rsdu .paf
barred.
This June "a. ls1.
y. |. MCDOWELL. psrs ..ad Mater.
Dy n, COiemAn, u. q aud N.
j. Y AYla..a allellor
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PROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Butterine. li9l5c; creamery,
zzS dalry, IGs So; country butter, l5a22c.
HUI PhoDUCrSmStronE and advancing,
cured hams. l2el21.cj breakfast bacon, 100
lie; clear rib sides bacon, se9hsc; clear
side bacon, pbety1sc; bacon shoulders, 6i.c,
bulk pork clear sides, s,f@sssc; clear
I RIO . mdes' ssSgSSc; shoulders. 61fg69tc;
LARD-Tieroes. .61sc, half barrels. 10.
kegs, 1891 choice kettle, sIsas9sc. Firm.
CHEEsE-Prime fats, 9slOc; New York
factory. none, iull cream. 15c; Young
=, P 4 f9E 4 rSO' half barrels,
P9bI3yy-6hicken. quiet; spring, 81
az SO; cd lens, s2a2 SO.
FkBsE MRArS-Cold storage beef. fore
gusIter'' $685. hindauarterS of beef, 9slOc;
, 81. L0UIS.Mo. July ll.-Proyisions dull.
Dry salt mests-boxed shoulders. S. rs;
lons clear, 81 1857 ST. clear ribs, 81 95as;
short cloar lsss 20. Bacon-boxed
ii 1aiio ,hoT f clear Ja ls% Hans stead, At
creamery. l6slsc; dairy. l2al6c.
CHICAGO. ILL. July li.-Provisions were
more active and decidedly stronger feel
ing was developed In the market. Outside
orders 70 purchase short ribs, with a cDnsid-
eraple uemahd lot me nae article on the
part Z the local Shorts" under the i'm
preston that the market Is oyersold for
August and september deliveries aud that
the contracts have ce ntsred In the hands OF a
prominent oporotOr was the main support OF
the martet In general way and caused a
sharp advance In prices. Other articles Gym
phhited TO tome xtent with this move ment
and prices were lightly advanced. with only
mode'aie trading. August short ribs
started At 10, sold up to 81 SIX, aud closed
At " Si September ribs. opened at 81 s2N,
,old up 70 = and closed at o. %, August
lard opehei q nc higher at 81 IS,
and cared OF to the closing figures.
Mes, pork, per hrl, 81 5Osl5. Lard, per 100
dry sailed shoulders, boxed, Is T0os5 80; short
clear sides, boxed, ts l5gs ~. The leading
futures ranged as follows; Mesi pork, per
brl-nominal, Lard. per 100 lbs-Iuiy opened
At 81 50, highest s. 20, lowest o. AZ clos.
65Tls, highest 8 s5ss 57I, iow,,t AZ ST.
.lo.ing at, St2S; September opened at
closing At o. 62Jt; October opened NSn.
highest 70. lowest d 20. closins at X 10
Short ribs. per 100 ibs-opensd al A 10,
hlghest 81 s7,S. lowest 81 10. closing Al
u ~; August ooened at 81 10, highest
" 60, lowest ~ 20. closing at 81 ~; SEP,
tember opsued at 81 FAX. highest nj q7l.a
8, lowest y ~, closing At o. %; October
81 IS. closing u 81. 7T<. On the Produce IN.
chango today the butter market was active;
good Grade creamery, 1'aisc; dairy, i2J.s
los. Esgs Arm At l3ai3Lc
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5sSSkN L.. NORTON
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
Ais
Soutbsrn aInera AID Improvement
DToCExe.
FINANCE.

Honey firm sud unchanged, rate o
70 per cent, and latter sEurs ruling.
Tbs cloAriEs Houss report 10 A. iollows,
nLRARINus
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View YORK DrJ Goos. m.rs.,

NEW YORK, July ll.-Thers wa, the mod
crate demand and sales usual TO the period
Of the ssason, but the movement reaeoting
the large Shipments Of previous days,
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Ne, Sls0. h..chsae.ry Court q Shelby
81 al.
10y virtue Of an intsrlocutory decree for
- sale, entered In the shove cause on the
sth day q January, ISL, N. u. 81, page 10,
blddsr' In iroeI Of n. Ci.rs and Mastsrs
once, n the Main street entrane, % the
courthouse Of Shelby county. Memphis.
Tennessee. on
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DuGy's European Hetel.

CORNER Of Adams and Main strects. Room
900, 100 and per days American Plan, q
Esr day. First class Restaurant In the
Hotel, J. NJ. DUFFY no years with Pea
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,. s DBL. 'gg ST.; ;:'s so .s; .I sSr:s
b. ss,,os corn: ~ ks s.ao.. l2I Il.
~ bale. hay, 3 nkEs hats, 20 head theep,
lumber, u pkgs Liquors, 655 bbis meal, 81
se,s m;lAs,ss. 20 kegs naiis, 800 bu oais,
y pkg rice, 1876 bills tuEar, 6}s pfs lob acco,
$50 bu wheat.
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&asten's Hotel.

A. W. III. MANAGER,
European plan. Enlarged and roturnishsd.
Prices acooi ding TO sine and loca-
ton OF room.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

Cumulative buying. Con-
sumers exchange. The more
you are willing to pool your
business with US the better
we can do Tor you. All the
hosiery lands of the world
are under orders for you,
and the show going on this
week hasn't in it a single
price element from over
bought stocks, or untor-
tunate manufacturing, or
trade necessities of any sort.
Every bargain is in regular
course-,hc result of the
cumulative power which our
organization and your c.
operation has created.
Hosiery is only one thing
Of many. And we are re-
peating it Tor you at a hun
dred other points.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

IT MAY BE supposed now that the
sale OF oleomargarine and other bngns
buffers will ensirely cease in New
York, as @ score or two OF dealers In
those articles stepped up to the bar Of
Justice on Monday and paid the hnes,
amounting In all to 81. 700. They did
this o. the advice OF counsel, who In
formed the unhappy lGwbreakers that
the last Court OF Appeals decision left
them no chance Of escape. Il seems
that the decision OF the court was tha'
it mAttered not whether they sold the
bogus butter for what 1t WAS or whether
they lied about It, they should not have
sold 1t at all. We would call attention
70 the fact that the Delaware Legisla
ture has passed 8 similar law, though
we have not been informed yet as 10 III
strict provisions. l. might be we'll
however, for those who are sellin,
mixed butter to look after the bill, q
Judge, say that ignorance OF the law i
no excuse for violation OF It,.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

YOUNG GERMANS who 20 ABROAD De-
fore they are OF age aud reach their
ma GRITTY in . foreign country to escape
serving in the army are to be brought
M on the round turn by their home
government. They come 70 the United
States, and becoming Of age here claim
to be American citizsns, and then re-
turning, on that account claim exemp-
ton from military service. This has
caused euch great dissatisfaction to the
stay at. home young Germans who are
less favorably situated and are com
PEELED to do military duty that the gov
erument proposes hereafter to ignor'
this alleged fraudulent oit!zenship snt
com pei these young men to 90 into tn
army or return to America.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

TITS sINcKhELY hoped that the Leg
tslsture will just tarry long enoug n al
Dover to pass the bill prohibiting boys
rom playing pool in saloons where IL
has already been made unlawful for
them to be- furnished with drink. as
he only pay many saloon keepers get
Tor the use of their pool tables Is the
price OF "wes up" ut the end OF each
game, 1t Is hard to tell Why they should
allow boys 70 occupy their tables. The
safest plan, however. for the boys Is tc
make it unlawful for minors TO play
pool in saloons, and as saloon keepers
are not allowed anyhow to sell minors
drinks, q law such as referred to can II
no way affect them.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
to sell at $1.0O and

to sell at $1.00 and
no less.
lOpieces splendid
quality 46-in. French
Cashmeres, in all
the new shades, at
rs cents; imported
this season to sell
at Sl.50 and no less.
5 pieces French
|Shooda Cloth, new
shades, imported TO
sell at Sl.OO; now so
| cents. These are
very remark a bl e
bargains, and in
connection with our
large and attractive
stock of French and
lam erican Dress
Goods, makes an
assortment unsur.
|passed in this mar.
Iket.
| We daily ofe1
Bargains in all de-
apartments.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
wANAMAKE RS'
cents are displayed on the
Arcade.


Possibilities OF yesterday
are facts to-day. What's be.
yond in hosiery! Will tell
YOU when we reach it.
There's a touch here to
the whole business. You are
buying goods at IS cent:
retail, that's s. a dozen, you
know, that many a dealer !:
paying 81 a dozen for. We
don't tell you just which the!
are. but give you the tact
and tits a fact.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20
LYNCH & LEARY.

We are ready for business in
our new store. Everything new
and fresh Prices the very low
est for frst-class goods. We do
not give any chromos to sell
goods; they sell on their merits.
Large stock Of the best brands
| of flour. Hungarian 90. is our
leader, age per barrel below mar
ket price; and just think, a bar
rel Of Ohio Roller Ground
Flour for S4.75 net. A bag Of
good flour for 3sc. We make
specially OF flour. Next-coffee
| roasted twice a week. Next
[tcas-a tea store assortment
carefully selected in New York.
Next-canned goods-we keep
everything that is kept in the
canned goods line. Hundreds
or cans Of tomatoes, table
Ipeaches,2 for 25c; Boston baked
beans, canned. pineapple, etc.
Imported pickles, 25c; pure
salad oil, imported sardines; in
fact everything usually kept in
ia well regulated store. Orders
taken and delivered to all parts
of the city. Our location is con-
Evenient to the markets.
& Leary
N. w. Cor. ith and Madison St.,
Wilmington, Del. a15-l2
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

UNLESS 1t has been understood be-
forehand that the Senate Is TO kill the
House bill, 9 high license law will fall
upon the S.nte like . thunder clap.
Those, no viewer, who profess to know a
thing or two, say there 10 no danger OF
the bill passing the Senate, that being
provided for as In the case OF local OF
ton bills in years past, when II such
bills passed one house they were sure
to be killed in the other. The bill pro-
vides that storekeepers must pay IL
oense OF $500; towns Of less than 1000
5000; over 900 and under 10000, $3.50
oyer lO, 600, 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-20

IT HAS BEEN tnirty-hve years since
Harriet Beecner Stowe electrified and
stirred up the feelings OF this country
on the subject OF slavery, as 1t had
never before been stirred, by her publ
cation OF "Uncle Toms Cabin" In
France to-day that book is still having
an unprecedented sale, ss the largest
publishing house in that country sayi
the most popular Of oil the TRANSACTIONS
of foreign books ia "Uncle Tom
Cabin" II is still popular In THU
country. Even Door theatrical com
pany, billed for "Uncle Toms Cabin.
| is always assured Of good house.